アーカイブ 3 / 2007
(12-03-2007 15:58) Hero's
Tokoro, Mighty Mo Dominate Hero's '07 Nagoya
NAGOYA, March 12, 2007 -- Middleweight Japanese mixed martial arts sensation Hideo Tokoro confirmed his status as an elite Hero's fighter by submitting Kazuya Yasuhiro in the Main Event tonight at the Hero's 2007 in Nagoya. In other action, K-1 star Mighty Mo destroyed Min So Kim, and 38 year-old Sakuraba showed he still has what it takes by dispatching challenger Yuri "Playboy" Kyselov.
Tokoro, Mighty Mo Dominate Hero's '07 Nagoya
NAGOYA, March 12, 2007 -- Middleweight Japanese mixed martial arts sensation Hideo Tokoro confirmed his status as an elite Hero's fighter by submitting Kazuya Yasuhiro in the Main Event tonight at the Hero's 2007 in Nagoya. In other action, K-1 star Mighty Mo destroyed Min So Kim, and 38 year-old Sakuraba showed he still has what it takes by dispatching challenger Yuri "Playboy" Kyselov.
(11-03-2007 11:50) Hero's
Hero's 2007 in Nagoya Press Conference
NAGOYA, March 11, 2007 -- It was just two years ago that K-1's governing body the Fight Entertainment Group (FEG) organized its first Hero's event at the Saitama Arena. Now, the hugely successful mixed martial arts fight presentation is going global. In a press conference today at the Westin Nagoya Castle Hotel, Hero's supervisor Akira Maeda and FEG Event Producer Sadaharu Tanikawa promised a "surprising announcement" on Hero's and the United States within weeks. Also upcoming is Maeda's first child (a boy) and tomorrow's Hero's in Nagoya -- the fightsport's first event of the year.
Hero's 2007 in Nagoya Press Conference
NAGOYA, March 11, 2007 -- It was just two years ago that K-1's governing body the Fight Entertainment Group (FEG) organized its first Hero's event at the Saitama Arena. Now, the hugely successful mixed martial arts fight presentation is going global. In a press conference today at the Westin Nagoya Castle Hotel, Hero's supervisor Akira Maeda and FEG Event Producer Sadaharu Tanikawa promised a "surprising announcement" on Hero's and the United States within weeks. Also upcoming is Maeda's first child (a boy) and tomorrow's Hero's in Nagoya -- the fightsport's first event of the year.
(04-03-2007 16:41) K-1 World GP
Schilt Captures K-1 Super Heavyweight Belt in Yokohama
Yokohama, March 4, 2007 -- Defending K-1 World Grand Prix Champion Semmy Schilt of Holland KO'd veteran slugger Ray Sefo of New Zealand tonight to become the first fighter to wear the new K-1 Super Heavyweight Title Belt. Schilt further distinguished himself as the first K-1 fighter to ever knock Sefo out.
Schilt Captures K-1 Super Heavyweight Belt in Yokohama
Yokohama, March 4, 2007 -- Defending K-1 World Grand Prix Champion Semmy Schilt of Holland KO'd veteran slugger Ray Sefo of New Zealand tonight to become the first fighter to wear the new K-1 Super Heavyweight Title Belt. Schilt further distinguished himself as the first K-1 fighter to ever knock Sefo out.
(03-03-2007 09:49) K-1 World GP
K-1 Season 15 Yokohama Kickoff -- Press Conference
Tokyo, March 3, 2007 -- One of the fastest growing sports in the world, K-1 is now entering its 15th year, with the first event of the 2007 World Grand Prix Series set for the Yokohama Arena this Sunday, March 4. Anticipation is high, and the star-studded card features established and up-and-coming fighters alike.
K-1 Season 15 Yokohama Kickoff -- Press Conference
Tokyo, March 3, 2007 -- One of the fastest growing sports in the world, K-1 is now entering its 15th year, with the first event of the 2007 World Grand Prix Series set for the Yokohama Arena this Sunday, March 4. Anticipation is high, and the star-studded card features established and up-and-coming fighters alike.
